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27Oct 2022

Mila Clancy Connaught Champion

Congratulations to 1st year student Mila Clancy, who represented St Nathy’s at the Connaught schools athletics – indoor combined events on Tuesday in Athlone. Mila Competed in 5 events , shot putt, 800m , 60m hurdles, long jump and high jump- she did exceptionally well in all 5 events which led her to achieving the …

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24Oct 2022

Antibullying Week

Last week saw us mark Anti Bullying week in St Nathy’s College. The theme of the week was Celebrating Difference There were lots of different activities running throughout the week. Mr McGhee and Ms A Beirne delivered talks to the 1st and 2nd years on Online Bullying and there were other presentations delivered during the …

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23Oct 2022

1st Year Girls Soccer

Congratulations to the first year girls soccer team who secured a 7-2 win over St. Louis Kiltimagh in their second ever game. The first fifteen minutes of the first half were nervy as the team went down 2-1 but started to play more like themselves and dominated the second half to go on and win …

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12Oct 2022

Soccer Success

Congratulations to St. Nathy’s College first ever junior girl’s soccer team who won 4-3 today in their first outing of the year. The team played brilliantly with goals from Lucia McDonnell and a fantastic hat-trick from Mila Clancy. Both the school and their coaches Mr Creaton & Mr Nealon are very proud of them.

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12Oct 2022

Junior Boys Football

The junior boys played their first game of the year against Strokestown on Monday and they ended up winning on a scoreline of 3-13 to 3-8. The team is trained by Mr. Guilfoyle and Mr. Curran. Well done to the panel members from Ballaghaderreen who won the Mayo U-15 Division 5 championship over the weekend. …

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01Oct 2022

TY Selfie Challenge

TY’s enjoyed a Selfie Challenge on Friday last. The challenge led to the discovery of new nooks and crannies, both inside and outside the school building, which they hadn’t previously known existed. Former school alumni, works of art and assembly points punctuated their adventure trail. Marty Murray was the fastest TY participant, uploading his entries …

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